Page 554 Practice Problem 17.10: What total charge q must be distributed uniformly over a spherical shell of radius R= 0.50m to produce an electric field with magnitude 680 N/C at a po just outside the surface of the shell? Answer: ±19nC.

Page 554 Practice Problem 17.10: What total charge q must be distributed uniformly over a spherical shell of radius R= 0.50m to produce an electric field with magnitude 680 N/C at a po just outside the surface of the shell? Answer: ±19nC.

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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